Is it possible to treat the pain of the 3rd molar tooth decay with medication?

Teeth are made up of enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp.

Dentin is the main body of the tooth and is divided into two parts: crown and root. The enamel covers the surface of the crown, the cementum covers the surface of the root, and the ** of the tooth is the pulp cavity, which is filled with pulp tissue, which communicates with the apical foramen and the alveolar bone through the apical foramen. Acute pulpitis.

It is the most common toothache disease. Inflammation of the pulp of the tooth.

There is a lot of exudate, and severe pain occurs due to increased medullary pressure due to the non-concession of the medullary cavity.

The mechanism of tooth pain can be divided into peripheral mechanism and central mechanism.

Toothache is one of the common symptoms of oral diseases and refers to pain that occurs in the teeth or the tissues around the teeth for various reasons.

Depending on the degree of toothache, it can be divided into acute toothache and chronic toothache.

Common in dental caries and pulpitis.

Apical periodontitis. Dental trauma, dentin hypersensitivity, wedge defects, and cracked teeth.

Periodontal abscess. Impacted wisdom teeth and other oral diseases. May also be seen in trigeminal neuralgia.

Acute angina, migraine, tumors, trauma and other diseases other than the oral cavity.

There are many causes of toothache, and they vary depending on the severity, location, and pain.

It can be divided into two categories: odontogenic (caused by the tooth itself) and non-odontogenic (extratooth).

Often associated with dental caries, pulpitis.

Apical periodontitis. Periodontal abscess.

Dental trauma and other diseases.

Lack of attention to oral hygiene, improper brushing.

Periodontal tooth disease can also cause toothache.

Mild toothache should be relieved with analgesics and other drugs, if antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs are used**, and after the acute phase, an oral examination should be done to resolve the problem.

When the toothache is severe or persistently unrelieved, patients should go to the hospital.

In the event of dental trauma, medical attention should be sought promptly, and in severe cases, emergency treatment should be sent.

A dislocated tooth should be rinsed immediately and properly stored and sought medical attention as soon as possible.

Patients should have regular oral examinations.

Chronic toothache electively go to the dentist as soon as possible**.

Depending on the cause of the toothache, symptomatic treatment is carried out**.

Attention should be paid to relieving anxiety, nervousness, and fear.

Common medications are painkillers, so use them under the guidance of your doctor or strictly follow the instructions.

Patients should be aware of the knowledge of maintaining oral health and establish good oral hygiene habits.

Dip cotton in 50 degrees of liquor and bite on the sore tooth, which can reduce inflammation, sterilization and relieve pain.

The purpose of caries is to stop the lesion process and restore the intrinsic form and function of the tooth.

1.Drugs**.

Drug** is a method of applying drugs to inhibit the development of caries on the basis of grinding caries, and is suitable for shallow caries of permanent teeth that have not yet formed holes, and shallow and middle cavities of deciduous anterior teeth. Commonly used drugs include ammonia, silver nitrate, and sodium fluoride, among others.

2.Amalgam filling.

For teeth that have formed substantial defects, filling is the most widely used and effective method at present, and its basic process can be divided into two steps: first remove the decayed tissue and the weak tooth tissue that has lost support, and make the cavity into a reasonable shape according to certain requirements. It is then filled with a filling material to restore its intrinsic form and function.

It is suitable for filling the anterior cavities of the back teeth and hidden areas.

3.Composite resin filling.

It is suitable for filling anterior teeth and posterior cavities that do not bear the force of chewing.

4.Acid etching photosensitive composite resin filling.

The indications are the same as composite resin filling, and it is also suitable for more tooth defects, poor retention and covering discolored teeth.

5.Inlays. A restoration, made of metal or other material that fits into the cavity of the tooth, is inlaid in the cavity, called an inlay; The cover on the mating surface is the cover inlay. Suitable for: Those with large cavities in the posterior occlusal surface or the possibility of fracture of the posterior teeth; Those whose adjacency relationship with adjacent teeth cannot be repaired by filling the adjacent surface hole; As a semi-fixed abutment.